by Quinns_News | Mar 11, 2015 | Consumer News
There has been continuous debate on how to treat a taxpayer who buys and sells shares. Is he a share trader or a share investor (share holder)? The distinction is crucial for tax purposes; in particular, how to account for losses arising from share trading activities....
by Quinns_News | Mar 11, 2015 | Small Business News
Businesses across the board work day to day with a number of potential risks – from big ones like an unstable economy and ever changing technology, so more mundane ones like power failure and litigious staff members – so having a risk management plan in place is vital...
by Quinns_News | Mar 4, 2015 | Accounting News
Businesses that deliberately hide income to avoid paying the right amount of tax or superannuation are part of what the ATO calls the cash and hidden economy. What is the ATO Benchmark? The ATO uses benchmarks, amongst other indicators, to identify businesses that may...
by Quinns_News | Mar 4, 2015 | Tax Advice and Updates
Generally, you can claim a deduction for most expenses you incur in running your business as long as they are directly related to earning your assessable income. Working or operating expenses (for example, advertising or accounting fees and wages) can be claimed in...
by Quinns_News | Feb 25, 2015 | Tax Advice and Updates
Non Taxable Donations Generally, when a taxpayer makes a donation (cash or property) to a charity or other deductible gift recipient (DGR) they could claim a deduction. However, if it is a testamentary gift, the deceased estate cannot claim a deduction. Therefore, if...
